Jacquie Dorring

Jdorring@embarqmail.com
JacquieD.Net

Objective :

To obtain a creative and challenging position that enables me to gain valuable experience and improve my development and design skills that
I gained as part of my degree.

Skills:

• Loyal and dedicated manager with an excellent work record.
• Energetic disposition, with upbeat, positive attitude.
• Motivated self-starter who takes initiative with minimal supervision.
• Computer-literate performer with extensive software proficiency covering a wide variety of applications.
• Ability to build rapport with a diverse team in multicultural settings.
• Team player who excels at building relationships with customers and colleagues.
• Problem-solver who can generate solutions and resolve complaints.|
• Good communication skills both verbal and written.
• Capable of working under pressure to meet deadlines as scheduled with quality work.

Key Software :

Proficient with Microsoft Tools namely Word, Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access and Internet Explorer.
I efficiently operate software applications as Adobe CS4 Suite, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator, PageMaker and Acrobat.
Web-Development experience: HTML, ASP, CSS, Fireworks, basic knowledge of Flash.

Projects :

BSBS.net - Black Swamp Blues Society

ABATE.com - Abate of Ohio Region 7

New Riegle Cafe.com - BBQ Ribs and Chicken

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General information

Education:
Associates Degree Web Design  2006
Associates Degree Business Technologies Degree 2004

Certifications

• REH Systems Software Certification
• Pitney Bowes Management Certification
• Xerox Docutech Certification
• Microsoft Desktop Applications

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References:

Brochure Design | | Logo Design | Photo Editing | Sample 1 | Sample 2 Sample 3 | Sample 4 | Sample 5 Top of page

The idea behind the design- Speed and accessibility!The Design

Small file size, a simple layout for easy editing, good accessibility features and well-structured and valid markup. Five small images have been used for the design, adding only a few kilobytes to the template load size.

Note:

The images are linked from the stylesheet, which means that they will not show up in browsers that does not support CSS. They can also be safely removed, since the images do not affect the layout in any way. In CSS-enabled browsers the removed images will be replaced by a background color. In browsers with no CSS support, there will be no difference.